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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-02

which is John Hobart. The oonsid-
Grafton was $4,000.
rHH JUNCTION
is . westerly extension of Donovan 4,
and took its name from the fact that
two lodges running parallel for long
distance unite in this ground. 1t Is
developed by cut on top of the hill
at the apex of the lode, which shows a
large body of quartz worth from $26
to $40 per ton. There ia q tunnel
run ia connection with this claim, de-
signed to tap the ledge at q depth OF
100 feet. The tunnel is now in about
Is feet. This claim is the property
Of A. K. Davis, Of San Francisco, and
G. w. Taylor, of HALEY, and is one
of the most promislng-looking pros.
poets of the Gold Belt.
THE DONOVAN, THE DONOVAN 3, AND
THR HUSTLER
form . group of claims, the property
of the Idaho Gold Mining Company,
of Utah-an incorporation under the
laws of Utah Territory. The three
claims owned by this company are
situated ut the head of Rock creek,
and constitute the most extensively
developed group Of mines in the dis
triet. This incorporation has 700 feet
of Underground workings, oil showing
ore. The ledge varies in width from
to 20 feet between the walls. The
vein can be plainly traced through the
$500 feet of mining ground now
owned by the company. The devel-
opment has been conducted on such
an extensive scale, and the continuity
width and permanency Of the ledge
has been so fully determined, that the
company has concluded to put up =
mill in the spring of not less than sc
stamps. The property as now devel
oped could produce 100 tons of ore
daily.
THE ILLINOIS
is located in what is known as Arnold
Grove, and close to the Smoky trai
on the eastern slope of the divide be
tween Camp and Beaver creeks
There are three separate and distinc
lodges on this ground, opened i,
three places. Wherever opened
good. paying quartz has been found
assaying FROM IS to $50 per ton. Thi
claim has many advantages in it
favor. The large fir grove in whic
it is located will furnish timber fo
mining and other purposes for som
time to come, while branch of Cam
creek which CROSSES the ground woul
furnish sufficient water for a sma
mill. The property is owned by A
nod and Carter.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-02
THE WOOLCOTT

AAS =" SOASSAA
is located near the head of the main
fork of Camp creek, and is developed
by tunnel and an incline shaft. The
tunnel is about l25 feet in length, and
the incline shaft, which is sunk from
the floor of the tunnel, is go feet IN
depth. Both tunnel and shaft are all
the way in quartz averaging about
four feet in width. There is out on
the dump at this mine rs tons of
clean first-class quartz free milling
gold, which it is intended 20 ship to
and work at the Jumbo mill as soon
as the roads will permit. This mine
will produce 80 tons of ore per day of
the average value of SIS per ton, and
is the property Of e. o. Man and E.
l.. Woolcott & Co., of Pocatello.
THE BANNER
adjoins the Woolcott on the west, and
is developed by a shaft 80 feet in
depth, in the bottom of which there is
two feet of quartz. The ore-body at
the point where the development work
has been prosecuted lies deep. In
sinking the shaft both walls of the
ledge were found-porphyry foot and
granite hanging. Through the vein
matter punches of ore were encoun
tered, but nothing resembling a per
manent quartz formation until thu
present level WAS reached. Though
there has been no considerable ore
body uncovered in the workings o
this claim, there is reason to believe
the location is valuable, as there arr
large and well-de6ned bodies of quart
in the claims on both sides of it All,
close up to its east and west boundsr
lines. 1t is owned by James Gum, G
the Gold Belt, and Dan Harrington
of Haley.
Il THE JUMBO
is located west of the Banner an
near the head of the middle fork G
Camp creek. The vein shows at tn
!, surface almost throughout the sntir
: extent of the location. AT points th
g groupings are from six to eight fee
4 above the surface, and hundreds {
/ tons of free milling gold quartz ca
# be gathered up at no greater expens
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-02

A purgative medicine should pos
sess tonic and curative, as well as
csthartic properties. This comhina'
ton of ingredients may be found in
Ayers Pills. They strengthen and
stimulate the bowels, causing natural
action.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.
+ UCKY BAR PLACER MINING con

III
~ PANY.-Location Of principal place Of sua.
ness. HALEY, Idaho.-Loeation Of works. Cleans
Ferry, Idaho.
Notice Ii hereby given that, 1t . meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees. held on the 2sth day Of Feb
ruary. 1887, assessment tho. 81 OF ten eents
Q0c) per SHIRE was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation payable Immediately In GATED
States gold coin, to the 6ecret-ry at the once OF
the company. in the TINEs once. corner Of Grey
and Main streets, HALEY. Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment she'll
remsn unpaid on the
Sixteenth Day Of March. 1857.
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale st pub-
lie auction; aud unless psy ment 10 made before,
will be sold on WEDNESDAY,, the S0th day Of
March, 1887, to pay the delinquent assessment. to.
g-ther with costs Of advertising and sxpsnses q
sale.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
T. Il. PICOTTE, Secretary.
once: In the TIMxs counting room, corner II
Main d Croy streets. HALEY. Idaho. nj
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N NOTICE..

All parties owing me for official bust
ness are hereby notified that unless they
pay by the 18th Of March, 1887, I will
plaza their accounts In the hands Of an
attorney for collection.
G. h. FUREY,
f2Stf Ex-Sherift Of Alturas County.
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NEW TODAY.
Notice Of Tinel Proof.
LAND oTy1oE AT HALEY. lpAxo.l

March ., lSs7. ]
I, Lewis Lavake. Of Soldier post ofles. who
made Soldier Homestead Entry No. 1&64 b. O. D :,
for W " NE L sw 4 NV n NV sW 6sctt01
rs. tt N. h y e. do hereby give notice Of my IN
tention to make anal proof to establish my claim
TO the land above described, and that expect to
prove my residence and cultivation before the
Register and the Receiver At HALEY. Idaho. e.
April 2. 1887. by two Of the following wttnsssss:
G. K Samson, N. l.. Davis, Wilson Carter, anA
David Bennett. all Of Soldier, Idaho.
(Signature OF claimant:) LEWIS LAvAx1.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-02
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IpAHo. /

Notice Of the above application will be pub
iishsd in the WooD RlvHR TlMEs, printed at
HALEY, Idaho, which hereby designsts - the
newspaper published nearest the land described
In said application.
mn HOMER L. POUND. Register.
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The Gum Vein.

The following claims are situated
on the ledge to the north-the Gum
vein:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-02
Soda Springs Mineral Water,
The best in the world--at the Idaho
Forwarding Compsny's.
LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the HALEY tIdahoI
Postofice for the week ending February 2s, 1887.
Persons calling for any Of these Letters will please
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-02

All mails frop Muldoon. Stanton. Crichton. SOL
dier. corral Creek. Atlantis snd Rocky Bar arrive
and depart by railroad.
oyYfcK AouRs
once always open to owners Of lock boxes.
General Delivery and Gall Boxes open from 500
=. m until 1870 p. m. Sundays, from IL, noon, 70
Money Order and Registry Department open
from 400 a. m. until p. m. All registers must
he in nv IL q m OF they will not leave that day.
No Money Order or Registry business transacted
on sundays OF legalholidays.
smoky mail leaves Tuesdays at .. M; arrives
Thursdays at p. IN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-02

Auberry, Judge Mccarthy, sH
Ashwith, George Musser, George
Arnold, Charley Merchant.
Boyd, Frank Marlaw, James
CanneII, AS Mc0oudle. James
Dow,AL Merrill, Geo II
Davenport, Jacob Nickles. d
Doyle, Patrick Ross, Hugh
Eckord, Ohas vinney, g.
Knadler, Wn
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Blanks! Blanks Blanks -!

The following blank forms are for
sale, for cash only, at the TIMES Office:
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By the piece, u and Is cents each.
In lots of 100, one-half of above prices.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

= Below zero.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-02

The foregoing comprise nearly all
of the best known locations on the
Gum ledge. In addition to those
claims already described in this report
are many meritorious properties at
the head Of Beaver and Willow
creeks. A brief description of two
or three of them will not be out of
place in this connection.
THE LITTLE PITrsBURG
is located near the head of Willow
creek, and is owned by Judge Doni-
phan. A shaft has been sunk on this
property 40 feet deep and crossou'
run through the ledge which show,
II feet of quartz.
1 THE BELMONT
is located in the same neighborhood
and owned by Donipban & Co. 1t j.
opened by an incline shaft 100 fee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06
prTa OFFICIAL NEWS.

sebato corceo yesterday obtained from Justice Dcnonme
M me supreme Court writ OF habsas corpus regr ng
Cestarlo court next Wednesday MS
daughter Carmela Cestario. whom Corcelo oharges MIN
restraining OF hef liberty Corcelo says
thai be married hor November - lssa ana taat her
faher now keeps locked In his house No iSz Mui
herry.s st aud will not allow her to sec her husband
Julius ciussman and Albert Richter composing the hrm OF
crn.aman & Co obtained attachment yesterday from
Jascs against the property OF George Mueller and
William Rudolph osorse Mer 20 Oh Jersey o'V ine
An obtained from Justice Donohne yester
say nv Jacob d Emil aud Louis NordlinKer commission
against tho property OF Antonio Perez Pazzuto
NJ italy The claim Is for 2l2 81 for advances
made on shipments green fruit from Palermo TO this city
Fx General Leslie w Russell about 10 start
on ms when the In the suit oil Ars Law
smith Hilton served He has
therefore extension OF time In which TO answer
unit the middle OF September.
The Charter Oak Life Insurance case before John M
bowers referee yesterday adjourned until OCTOBER
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AN 4GENT IN IN 4WhWARD PLACE.

HE GETS RESPECTABLE GIRL COMMITTED TO THE
HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
James Neary an agent tor the St. Vincent dc Paul
Society has got himself into hot water with Judge
Massey through some uniOunded charges, as the
Judge discovered against Marv OHarA, n girl OF
eleven years. who works in Blair * Co.'s cigar factory
At Fulton and Nassau sts, New York, and young Mr.
B,a,r of the tobacco firm. Mary had been arrested
last Saturday Tor going TO sleep in Culvers station,
after drinking too much beer at Friday picnic Mr.
Neary saw her in her cell a1d urged her to plead
guilty and 70 to the Honse OF the Good Shepherd and
Justice Massey sent her there tor ninety days Her
nnrents appealed TO young Mr. Blair to find her aud
he traced her last to the police court On bis repre-
the Justice her release was ordered at
once Mr. Blair was able to show that Mary was an
honest girl and worked regularly for living: Mr..
Neary Vent on Thursday to the Judge and told him
that be had taken the liberty to stop the release, gv
ing az his reasons alleged confession on the girls
mart of intimacy with Mr.. Blair.
The Judge refused let toe cir. go under the Cit
eumstances and when Mr.. Blair came around to ask
what the hitch was, he was met with Nearys charges
He soon showed the Judges satisfaction that the
charges vera baseess The girls release was ordered
for Yesterday morning, and the Justice sailed into
Neary Sigorous.y when he appeared in court. The
agent was unable to reply when the Judge charged
him with faisehood aud he disappeared rather chop
taIleu The girl went back to Blair IL Co.'s factory
Yesterday afternoon.
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BURIAL OF A YOUNG Suicide.

NO SERVICES OVER HIS BoDY-nIs SWEETHEART
STILL IGNORANT OF HIS DEATH.
Coroner Rooney held inquest yesterday on the body
Of Young Frederick o. Horton who shot and killed him
scf on Wednesday night In the cellar OF his fathers
house. No. 223 Ccrmontave The only witnesses called
were BENJAMIN D. Horton the young mans father and
Mrs Catherine Holbrooke HIS grandmother Their tos-
Thursday morning. The jury gave verdict OF "suicdc
while lsboring under depression OF mind Two more
OF young Horizons letters made public at tie In
ouest found In his clothes and the other In
beauru-drawer In his bedroom.
The first read as follows:
Foeive ma dear father hope God may do There is
letter for bookcase drawer
Eva my ow sweet love. good bye, good-bye-
fOns who loves you more than Ike. FRED
The second was:
DEAR FATHER Forgive me- hope to be forgiven here
Worhess .s IL my hands VIII not like the
dear father have always been TO me- fogyo
me as almost growing In force upon me
day by and not Is why write these lew mes
leaving and Annie and my beautiful little EVA
all I possess-my love- -.
Goodbye from yours- FRED
At Home. Aug 1887.
The body was buried in the Horton family plot at
There SERVICES either at the house
or al The grave Only the Horton family went with the
hearse to the cemetery Eva Kappcl the girl OF four
teen whom young Horton wanted TO marry does not know
Counts 10 nave fondnes for Horton and her father
tbinks thats she really wanted TO get married Mr. kap
Del says that young Horton made no Areats OF violence
Against himself Of refusal The only objections
he mad 10 The marriage his daughters age and young
Horizons lack OF fixed occupation.
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TO REPLEVIY THE LoTTIMER BONDS

THE EXECUTORS GIVE BONDS FOR THE sum
CLAIMED AND TIVE BROKERS MUST DO THE SAME
SHIFTS for replevn have been begun by William A.
Lottmer and JohL Boodgood executors of tho estate
of William Lottmer. IN the Supreme Court, against
Work O'Keelo s. Co., j. ID. Newcombe u Co., ana
Lakewood & Crosman, the Stock Exchange brokers,
who received as margins from jerome L. Hill railway
bonds claimed to belong to the estate The amounts
sned tor from these houses respectively SlZOO0O
S8s, 900. aud 100000; total OF $2oo.OJO. lhe
,t-rmooses we're served yesterday and the sherins
office made formal demand tor the surrender OF the
bonds The bonds not gwen mp but the hrms
viii DO required to furnish surety tor the amount.
nepding the trial of the case Foster n thompson
annear tor the Lottimer eXecutors who have iur-
nished bonds throu gh the American surety company
for twice the sum claimed -
Tb, IA the only draw back TO replevn suit az COM
nare with other legal proceedings open to the e1een
ior, but the advantage Is that II requires tue shern
10 obtsn possession OF the chattcls, pending decl
sion IA court 40 to their ownership The character OF
the bonds has been fully advertised. John Boodgood
Akes affidavit tat he and his oo-extcutors are the
owners and arc entitled TO the immediate possession
Of the seourites, asserting IN each case mat the
same we're wronciuly taken and are wrongfulfy held
~ the Tie affidavit says IN the case OF
Work. oKeefe g. Co. land Is similar in the other
suits) {
That the alleged cause OF the detention thereof
according Ia the knowledge. Information and belief
of dcponent Ii follows; The said Defendants "of
and Keefc claim the right TO retain possession thereof
10 them OF Jerome /. Hill. individually upon pledge
thereof with said defendants By said HIM. Mhough sara
IIll was not the owner thereof ana hau 10 rShl 70
the same and IL the same we're pledged as aegcu
the same, OF ali which the said defendants
had notice."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06
SUICIDE OF YOUNG NAN AT SEA.

The body of Ernest Hastings. the young man who
committed suicide by jumping from tho Savannah
Steamship Tallahassee, on June 30 when the vessel
was about seventy miles out at sea, has been re-
covered near Barnegat N. J. The body was identified
nv the clothing the the linen and by articles
Of jewelry found on the body. gold chain was
fou nd to the wastcoa but his watch miss
ING. The body was buried In the Masonic cemetery at
Toms River by order of the coroner, but it will be
taken ND and buried elsewhere by his friends.
Hastings held little Communication with the other
but sat by himself in the stern OF tho yes
sci and appeared to be victim OF meancholia. 10
two of the passengers no succeeded IN drawing HIN
out little he said that he on bis way to Bron-
SON Fla for mis- health, and that he had an orange
grove and some intimate friends there. He did not
90 to supper with the other passen gers and he was
As be did not appear at breakfast the next morning
search was made for him. trace Of him could be
found. He had baggage with him.
At the time the passengers and officers OF the Ialla.
basse thought that K. Hastings" was an assumed
name and thar the young man had come on board
with the express purpose OF committing suicide Ii
was however, soon learned that the man was Ernest
Hastings, OF this city who employed In the entry
| department. OF the Gorbam Manufacturing Company
| In Broadway. His mother died about four years
| ago and his father o year later. His nearest
relatives living his grandfather Colonel Curtis,
| of Connecticut, and his cousin, W. ii. Hastings. OF
| Elizabeth N. j. lie had some property IN Florida
and his friends knew OF reason why he should COM
init suicide. At The office OF the Gorham Company it
| was said yesterday that Hastings was reticeLt
Young man and bad little to do with his fellow.em-
| ployes He seemed to be melancholy all the time,
| brooding over some trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06
srrT AGAINST THE VANDERBILT HEIRS.

,nys,, ,rrrc.r1oy OVER THE BEECH CREEK, CLEAR
YIELD AND soUTHwEsTERN ROAD
Robinson. scrbncr & Blight a solicitors ana 9anie7
A Iogan David W. sellers and f. Randolph i1ooi"-
~ - eonn.el OF the Northern Central Railway
cornpany As citizens OF tho States OF Mary anu
Pennsylvania, have begun u SUIT III inc Oln'ou 80
Cirouit Court against Maria Louisa Nahuo' Oi' Va"
lam X Vanderbilt, Cornelius NohdefDnN f'o
~. Vanderbilt and George NJ. Vanderbilt Is cAeou'o' >
~ william H. Vanderbilt, " have IT eqw'aoV W
sIad ,,at the stock Of tho Beech Creek, C.eaihciu
aud southwestern Railroad COMPANY oi fchhSyi Ana
ho held by the Vanderbilt hens In inc u7o VI Va"
cnrnnlslnlng company, and that these heirs 10 hc'u
Ia perform an alleged contract maHe " tho WI '''
central Company with Mr. NenderV-'. $50,
rho raa-,u, Get forth that the Northerh cent?
,,on,,,nv il citizen Of Maryland ana Pennsy NahiA'
- rms nom baltimore, Md, 10 sunbury, Penn
Anrr, n connects Win the Pnliadihla anu i-'sS
"a " uaInsport and thence ~ Le LINN ~ ,,tcr
wllianspOrL railroad Company " Li''a rs, all 40
NO. ~ Il alleged, the Beech CreoA, .ioaiH', ,
an,I, ~ C9nuany was authorized w Juno
rosd nom CIeaIfeld County east " INC y.isoS 49,,
WHERE ~ sh0r1 a I eoce creoS road Is declared %
havc been an important branch Ia soeu,lhs w =,
Norhen central Company an lmpoIlan. .ia 80, en-
y in,ad on the same ne which the orator hal con,
sldered locating to secure blIuh''hou' '' ~ w.
population Un ~, assert that on July 10, 1855,
contract WAS made between II, the ichiis
road ana %livcr 20 the Northern central Company
srtv per cent Of tie capital stock OF tne IseOs a.
roau, win tSccinI tho paymcnt Of annual inter.
e' 81 Our per cent the hrst moltgage S0n ~
the Beech Creek Company. tho anou aas u held bv
Mas Wa TTna9derbt The Northern Central Comlah,y
Under this contract agreed not 10 Dull" oNc' ~
On August a5 1855, IL Is asserted bi wa, n ,Sc
by the Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY NY IN which
s claimed that the Pennsylvania Road owned tno
Ressh creek Road. and got preliminary mum i,sonSs
on 'a vHaaaGorbt expressed willingness TO abide oy
he contract and his heirs have connInea ,nr tha
ssy set M pretenoe by mason Of this other nts
sation thsS the contract IL not bn"hE ~
80 So,4 heyn central asks that the dcirnnAhls w
en- from dsposng Of the stock Of the Beech
teJp contracts at least until the DETERMINATION
~ the other suit.
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swrNpLrsa THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.

or Louis Aug 5-The GlObe Democrat says that more
Il, ourishing ring In the Office OF the missouri racine
Railway Company and another ring whin H. '"o ue.
da,,on. of which are imparing the interests OF stock
nd hopd holders labor contractor said There was
on. man in the Office OF Missouri Pacific road to whom
maid $50 each week of the for the privilege OF
bnpipg men over tho roads free Twas ono OF several
who furnished the contractors under Cowah TO- WIN
he working men but long as they paid the price was
not my place TO be too inquisioye' nad 20 sso one
~drtng man This whole system Is rotten. and the
AZ reckless tie co~tract sinks into inslgniDcance
when compared with the transportation steal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06
.euv AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Aug 5.-First Lieutenant c. p. Terrett
Sh Infantry been granted twenty days extension OF
leave OF absence The of absence OF Post Chaplain
George'w Collier has been extended one month The
retirement active service of Post Chaplain william
r. McAdam Is announced. u,
The Atlanta arrived at Gloucester this morning, The
Yantic arrived at Charlottetown, 7. 4 L. yesterday
Commander b. H. McCalia has been appointed pres-
dent of the Naval Pneumatic Gun Carriage Board. vice
Captain John A. Harrell. relieved at his own request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06
nrryRARY AppREssEs AT KEr EAST

KEY East, n. j., Aug. 5 lspeeiab.-Mrs 9. W. Clark
gave the children the sde lesson in Bible his
torv Tho Rev y. A. Pulian's normal lesson thu
"old Testament as q preparation for the Christian
Church" Professor Perne gave instructive lecture
Addison intersperss6 with choice quotations The Rev.
g. W. Clark gave q lesson on class management The
Rev. j. Rehesen lectured the literature OF the times
of Luther after which Professor Charss Davis taught
his class How Plants Propagated" This afternoon
Professor Won Boyle of New YORK gave hne lecture
the with selections which we're highly appre
Misses Smith and tho Assembly Quartet After the
conferences hno musical concert wa given under Dr
Pamer's direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06
SIZING TO RECOVER RAILROAD BONDS.

begun In tho supreme court Ny MISS MARY
r smn,ou against James NJ Boyd member Of the Stock
Exchange who formerly had oce IN Broad ST. but has
given up the brokerage business lately she eharges MN
with Tie wrongful conversion OF Tour 81 600 SIX per cent
bonds OF the Chicago Paul. Minneapolis and omaha hai
road Company with coupons attached She says tha h"
placed securities his hands for safe keeping Ia June
yssy and that her the interest as became due Ou
when she made demand for the bonds recently no refused
10 give them Her suit 10 for $4,000 and she ha
short time released So 600 bail SUITS are also 10
brou rht against behalf Of Edward simpson, inc
faber OF plaintiff Julia r. Sands her sister who also
With negectinF 10 return oohds winch 'cJ uo
posited with him for safe keeping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06

daughter when she shall need 1t "for her comfort -Four
thousand dollars bequeathed to churches and charitable
institutions The OF 81 900 Is bequeathcd TO secure
perpetual for The rep,so OF the testators SOUL
and bequcathed 10 pay for perpetual masses or
the OF the te5tator those OF her
band her children and her grandchildren aud Tor The re-
pose Of the souls OF her parents Appended 70 TIE wiz
T. contract with the Archbishop of Benevento France
for the establishment the last mentioned masses on
the receipt OF The Dcnhars were the discoveries
of the bethesda Spring at Waukesha, WIS.,